Tribute was a tax paid by conquered territories to the Roman Empire. It was usually a fixed sum of money or goods that was paid annually. The amount of tribute varied depending on the size and wealth of the territory.
2. Customs Duties
Customs duties were taxes levied on goods that were imported or exported. The rate of duty varied depending on the type of goods and the country from which they were imported or exported.
3. Sales Taxes
Sales taxes were levied on goods that were sold in the Roman Empire. The rate of tax varied depending on the type of goods.
4. Inheritance Tax
Inheritance tax was levied on the estates of deceased persons. The rate of tax varied depending on the value of the estate and the relationship of the heir to the deceased.
5. Land Tax
Land tax was levied on land that was owned by Roman citizens. The rate of tax varied depending on the size and value of the land.
6. Poll Tax
Poll tax was levied on all Roman citizens. The rate of tax was a flat fee that was paid per person.
7. Manumission Tax
Manumission tax was levied on slaves who were freed by their owners. The rate of tax varied depending on the value of the slave.